Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
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REyrEM on rnE cHIcAao MARRErs.

REVIEW or THE CHICAGO MARREf&
CurcAoo. August 2a.-wheat was regarded a.
uncertain stuff early to-day. The final and
complete collapse OF the San Francisco corner
was a strong element on the bear side. h0-
ports from the Northwest contained much
about dirty wheat and disappointing yield In
Dakota and elsewhere. september wheat
opened &C. lower, but IN thirty minutes II vas
selling at eskc., only NC under saturday,
close. As the session advanced decided In
terest was taken In the yisible-supply state
ment Traders were prepared for anything In
the neighborhood OF million bushels de-
crease, and were therefore agreeably sur
prised at the official exhibit making the do
crease i,425. 100 bushels. The effect was almost
the Immediate advance TO &c. for Septsm-
ber This comparatively high nsurs caused
more or less realizing, which carried prices
back, the last sale being made a. WHaUtc,
lower prices. There was considerable nervous
ness for an hour, but prices soon rallied under
fair, demand aud september corn started 81
&0Hc; sold up 10 iic., and stesdied before neon
at 40tkc., the closing price OF saturday. NAY
corn first sold at 4ika44t &c, one cent under the
close, but later sold up slowly 70 axe; the last
price OF the week. The visible-suppiy state
ment announced an increase OF x1.U0 bushels
for the week, and Il had q dscouraging encrt
on buyers, aud there was decline 70
tho close September closed nj f0Hc,
or NC. under Saturday. May reacted 10 $oc.
for the highest point, and closed at ukcsor
heavy speculative orders we're light, and the
shipping demand was hardly adequate 70 the
supply. September opened ct stkci sold 70
aikc., and closed at 2t,sc. Provisions ex-
hibited quiet and easy feeling, ana tnere
were no important changes 20 note. a few
orders for outside shorts tended TO steadier
feeling early, and slightly improved prices
were paid In a few cases, but outside figures
were not fully supported TO the close.
Offerings of all description were moderate,
and there was no particular pressure 10 sell.
and the demand confined 10 providing Tor . few
contracts or transfers from september 70 octo-
Der delivery at current dinerences Inc
spring demand was moderate and onennes
were fair. The receipts OF products were not
very large. and tho shipments OF all kinds
quite liberal and widely distributed Eastern
and foreign markets exhibited no particular
change. September lard opened at tsto, sold
down 20 s6.S5, and closed AZ sb.S7h. September
short.ribs opened at S7.9J, sold down 20 TINA
and closed at i7.e0. Mess-pork was pracpcaIy
unchanged.
ST. LouIs. August .g.--Fiour steady and un-
changed; family, 81 i0as2.50; patent ta.Da
| fluctuations being very light, varying only
about -l6c. during tho sescion; No. rod. cash,
| 09hc; september. 6ea699c., closed at 6shc.;
October, 1OA aIp'sc., closed at 1O1sc. Corn nrm
| cash. 3Ska39Hc.; September, IkaHkc.,
closed at SAc. October, SKa3ssfc.. closed ct
| 3sAc. Oats sc. easier: cash, 2itasihc.;
| September, 2i1{c.; May, S0c. Whiskey steady
at si.g5. Provisions dun; Pork irregular nev.
shoulders, $3.50; long-clear, .75at7. s7K clear
| ribs, ss.O0aiS.lsk. shortcloar, $a6k. Bacon
| (boxed), shoulders, 900; long clear, t8.s5a
| fss7K; clear-ribs fs.s0aiassH; short-ciesr.
| 81 l5as9.20. Hams steady at sisatio.
CINCINNATI
| CINCINNATI. August 29.-Flour easy family.
:3.luatSo5; fancy, ss,boat2's. Wheat dun
No. red. s2c, Corn easier and lower; No.
mixed. SKATE. Oats castor; No. mixed,
| s7ag7hc. Pork duh at sii75. lard scarce at
| $500 Bulk meats nrm: shortribs, g. 20. Ia
| con steady; shortribs, 80; short clear. e950.
| Whlskey steady NJ si.0a. Hogs firm common
and light, sLiOa!aso; packing and butchers.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August 70. - Grain quiet
Wheat--Red, re. Corn-No. mixed, t5c.
oats-New, 2skc. Provisions quiet Bacon
Clear-rid sides, s925; clear sides, se.15; Shout
ders, 9G25. Bulk -meats-Clear-rib sides, 10;
clear sldes, ss.s7k; shoulders. Sa.75. Mess
pork nominal. Sugtr-cured hams, l2aiSkc.
lard--Choice leaf. $780,
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. O., August 29.--rurpeufiuo
steady at 29kc. Resin firm strained. fshc.;
good, INC. Tar lrm at si.30. Crude turpen-
tine firm; hard. sl.io: yencw-dip spd virgin.
ti.s5
NORFOLK. Va, August 2s.--Cotton firm |;
middling, 9Ac. Net receipts, I bale new [;
gross receipts, l bale new; stock. as bales |;
sales, 81 bales; exports-coastwise, iM bales;
TO Great Britain, bales; 70 France, -
baies: 10 the Continent. -, bales.
WILMINGTON, y. C., August q. cotton steady;
middling. Sc. Net receipts, 20 bales new (:
gross receipts, 20 bales new sales, - bales
stock. a9l bales; exports-cosstwise. - bales
10 the Continent, - bales; 10 Great Britain.
bales: TO france. - bales.
SAVANNAH, GA, August 29.-Cotton nrm
niddling, SIC. Net receipts, .5as bales new
gross receipts. ,o32 bales new sales, as baIss
stock, 4.sl3 bales: exports - coastwtse, Bl
bales; 70 the Continent, - bales; b 0rsss
Britain. - bales; to France. - bales
AUGUSTA. GA. August 9.-Cotton nrm;
mlddline. DC. Receipts. i4a bales new; sales,
cHAHLEsroS, s. C., August 29.--Cotton steady |;
middling QIsc. Net receipts, u.s. bales gross
receipts. as5 bales; salos 900 bales; stock. 2Os6
bales; exports--to Great Britain, - bales; -
the Continent bales: coaetwise, -
la,es: 10 France - bales.
NEW YORK COTTON yUTuREA
Hsv Yonk. August s9-cotton = Gross
receipts. l.00s bales: futures closed steady:
sales, 0o7Oo bales; August t943asg.it; Sep
TENDER, S935af9 %; October, co. s3al9.zf: No
vember and December. faisassia; January,
1923; February. s9.e0afe ei; March. So.Bs
s9.M; April, ts.ilasei5; May. t9sisSs5s;
June, ssb7ais.bS; July, t9tsas9.65.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch.l
AUGUST g9.-Market nominal aud no sslss
reported. Prime, lake; fancy, 4kc.; COM
mn, 2Ha3kc.: shened, sxMxc.; factory
hand picked. 5a6c.